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29 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 22 ตุลาคม 2024
episodic

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A packed room, old monster movies on the screens, and a host who takes boos with a grin. Kendra Lynn joins us from Kentucky Monster Lodge, the Lexington horror community built on cult films, practical effects, and a surprisingly big heart. We talk about how the Lodge grew from a handful of people i…

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She memorized picture books before she could read, got accused of “pretend reading” in kindergarten, and shot back with the line: “Maybe YOU can’t read.” That stubborn streak has served her well. We sat down with bestselling author Gwenda Bond inside the Lexington Writers Room where she also helps …
She memorized picture books before she could read, got accused of “pretend reading” in kindergarten, and shot back with the line: “Maybe YOU can’t read.” That stubborn streak has served her well. We sat down with bestselling author Gwenda Bond inside the Lexington Writers Room where she also helps …
Forty years doesn’t happen by accident, especially in a former industrial corridor that was once considered “outside the city limits.” We sit down with Chad Walker, the longtime steward of Lexington’s Warehouse Block, to unpack how a single practical purchase on North Ashland grew into a neighborho…
When Ryan Filchak says marketing puts a magnifying glass on a company, he means it exposes everything: what you promise, what you actually deliver, and whether customers can understand you in ten seconds. Ryan joins us to break down what Bolt Marketing does in Lexington, from branding and messaging…
Lexington is growing fast, and the hardest question is where that growth should go. We sat down on the Warehouse Block with District 3 council candidates Griffin Van Meter and John Larson for a wide-ranging, candid conversation about housing, transportation, and the choices that will shape Lexingto…
Behind every glamorous Pride festival is a lot of unglamorous work. Someone has to wrangle permits, manage budgets, and keep the food pantry stocked on a Tuesday. That someone is Jason Schubert, a Lexington community leader who helps steer the Lexington Pride Center and the Lexington Pride Festival…
A new breakfast and lunch spot in Versailles. A fine dining room nine floors above downtown Lexington. A members-only club with a rooftop pool that has to fight Kentucky weather. We sit down with restaurateur Cole Arimes to talk about what it really takes to build restaurants that last, from the fi…
We're joined by Anne Livengood, the force behind a wildly popular Walk Club in the Warehouse Block, to talk about how she helped turn the National Avenue area into a weekly meetup for people who want connection without the intimidation factor of a run club. The result is simple, welcoming, and…
Lexington's Warehouse District used to be a stretch you drove past. Now it's a destination, and Kentucky Ballet Theatre is part of why. We sit down with Norbe Risco to trace how a small, determined ballet company helped shape the neighborhood's identity, and how the neighborhood help…
ข้อสงวนสิทธิ์: พอดแคสต์และอาร์ตเวิร์คที่ฝังอยู่ในหน้านี้มาจาก Warehouse Block ซึ่งเป็นทรัพย์สินของเจ้าของและไม่มีส่วนเกี่ยวข้องหรือรับรองโดย Listen Notes, Inc.